UK Government to Pay Rejected Asylum Seekers to Relocate to Rwanda

In a bid to manage migration, the UK plans to offer up to £3,000 to failed asylum seekers for voluntary relocation to Rwanda, separate from the controversial deportation scheme.

The UK government introduces a voluntary scheme offering up to £3,000 for rejected asylum seekers to move to Rwanda.
The plan aims to alleviate the backlog of migrants in the UK by providing an alternative to forced deportation.
Rejected asylum seekers opting for relocation will be eligible for five years of support in Rwanda, including housing and integration programs.
The scheme is part of broader efforts to tackle illegal migration and comes amid legal challenges to the UK's deportation plan to Rwanda.
Critics question the scheme's feasibility and ethical implications, highlighting Rwanda's limited capacity and human rights concerns.